Here's the dark pup again. He appears slightly darker in this picture than he actually is in person. All the pictures on this page are scanned photographs.

The lighter pup with one of his black and tan littermates laying behind him. Notice how light his eyes are as well as his nose leather having a pink tinge at the end. Blue puppies often have this pigment, but Livers are known to have this "snow nose" throughout adult hood. Not to say all do, but it is very common. However I have yet to see a blue pup past 6 months of age still showing the pink pigment in the nose leather. Note that this picture is a bit washed out due to the harsh flash. The pup is not this light in person.

Here sits the darker pup on the lawn. This picture is a fairly accurate representation of his true color.

A close up shot of the lighter pup. What a doll he was! This picture is also a fairly accurate representation of this pups true coat color.

The darker pup looks at the camera as one of his black and tan littermates trots over for a closer look. In the background is the lighter pup. Although the lighter liver pup looks dark in this picture, it is not an accurate representation of his true color. However his darker brother's true color is accurately represented in this same picture.

The lighter pup gives me a profile head shot. One of his black and tan littermates lays behind him.